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Find the equations of the lines whose intercepts are the roots of the equation `4x^(2) - 3x - 1 = 0` .

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`(x)/(1) + (y)/(-(1)/(4)) =1` or `(x)/(-(1)/(4)) + (y)/(1) = 1`
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